In the second high-profile example of “Twitter is not a safe space” of the week, Abigail Anderson, childhood best friend of Taylor Swift, deleted a series of capital-D Dramatic tweets in which she condemned Kanye West for calling Swift a bitch in his song, “Famous”.
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That’s right, even more celebs are weighing in on the drama surrounding the singer’s Kim Kardashian feud. with actress Camilla Belle suggesting this could all be the result of some bad karma.
She wrote on Instagram: “Where is the video of Kanye telling me he was going to call me “that b***h” in his song?”
Kim then warns her sisters not to get involved and that they should all just stay out of it.
“Ain’t the first time the Kardashians supported the murder of an innocent blonde woman”, he wrote in another, the context of which will be familiar with anyone who followed the OJ Simpson trial.
The second tweet to attract her attention stated: “I’m glad zendaya was never really down with that whole Taylor squad s**t”.
Please remember we famous people are all in the illuminati. We could force choke you through twitter if we wanted. We are being merciful. The power of truth.
How dare you bring up a murder of a woman with the Kardashians – when no one knew what a Kardashian was until they supported the murderer! People always ask me how to be famous. “My answer is simple”.
An insider told Us Weekly: “They wouldn’t have released that tape had she not dedicated her Grammys speech to bashing Kanye for something she was aware of”.
Given that West appears on his wife’s reality show – and Kardashian’s career is based on her most intimate moments being taped – his legal team may argue that no one could reasonably assume conversations with the pair were private.
The irony of one of the most untalented women in the world attacking one of the most talented.
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Since the very public war of words between the trio, various celebrities – including Ruby Rose, Chloe Grace Moretz, Selena Gomez, Khloe Kardashian and Katy Perry – have weighed in on the argument with their own opinions.
